Ketchmark will help prepare you for the bitter cold tomorrow morning on goodmorning tristate starting at 4 30. Next at five a remorseful teenager pleads guilty to causing the death of his own friend. Friend. 18yearold Tristan Lacey admitted to drunk driving and causing the accident that killed Mark Valentine. 9 on your side is the only station with a bureau dedicated to butler and warren county. Our reporter jay warren tells us what valentines parents want all of us to learn from this tragedy. Jay . A sad day in court as eighteen year old Tristan Lacey must live with the fact that he caused the death of his friend Mark Valentinelacey pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated vehicular homicide he made people laugh and had a lot of friends and people who loved himthose are the words of Mark Valentines parents today outside Butler County courtcloaked in the trappings of faith marks friend Tristan Lacey stood with a cross the new testament in his hands lacey pleaded guilty today to drivin
Jennifers been telling you all morning not everyone will see the same snowfall today. Today. Heres a little evidence of that from columbia parkway overnight. You can see the snow on the grass. The good news is, that pavement has stayed warm enough to keep that snow from stacking up on the street. And here in camp washington, you can see the plows are out but theres no need for them it doesnt seem to be sticking to the roads. The roads still look a little slick so be careful breaking overnight. Flames damage a home in madisonville. The fire broke out just before 11 last night at the house on winona terrace. Firefighters were able to contain it to a couple of rooms at the front of the home. Theres no reports of any injuries this morning. We want to update you on some breaking news from boone county. A train and car collision in florence. The wreck happened just before 11 last nightat dixie highway and maher road. Just look at the car, the front end is crunched in. Were told at least one
Road crews across the tri state right now are busy making sure the roads will be ready for the morning rush. Cincinnati crews are busy loading trucks with salt. And kentucky says it has about 28 thousand tons of salt ready to go. Their work is paying off. This is a live picture from i75 at mitchell. Right now. There are no reports of any major problems on the interstate. 9 on your sides John Genovese joins us live from the Camp Washington salt barn where many city road workers were preparing for the night. John. Right now dozens of trucks are out and about. Those drivers are working until 7oclock tomorrow morning. Were told the rain caused a later than usual startbut theyre on track to keep things clear for the morning rush hour when the flakes start falling i really try to stay off the roadspavement turns slick. Drivers turn cautious. Gotta look out for the black ice dont drive too close to you for some mondays storm seemed onandoff all evening first it was a little bit of ice like ic
Blocked them. This is the top of eden park in mount adams. They stopped traffic to make the area safe. While the snow made many things look beautiful there are more then 3hundred delays or closings today for area schools. We are expecting snow over the next 2 days. So youll want to download the snowcast app now. It will show you how much you can expect to get, plus any watches or warnings for your area. Breaking news at noon. Ohio and indiana are both reporting the states first confirmed cases of zika virus. State Officials Say both cases are in people who recently returned from haiti. Ohio confirms its case is a 30 year old woman in cuyahoga county. Jerome adams, the Indiana State Health commissioner, released a statement saying, quote, the risk of contracting zika virus here in indiana remains low, but we know that many residents are cdoncerned. We urge anyone visiting affected areas to bites. End quote. The medical director of ohios department of health says there have been no repor
Tonight snow continues to linger around the tristate. As bitter cold temperatures set in. 9 first warning chief meteorologist Steve Raleigh outlines what you can expect in your first and only local an eventful day for construction workers downtown. This after a massive crane tipped and got stuck midair. 9 on your sides ashley zilka is live with a look at the progress crews have made at the banks. Ashley is it back on the ground . The good news back on the ground. But the bad news here have to cut the crane in pieces. No word on how long this will take. Its not something you see everyday. Martin fournier 01 02 i just want to take a picture with my bike next to it. 04a massive crane tipped over down at the banks. John becker 02 31 i think somebody is having a real bad day today. My honest opinion. 34 right on the new parking deck near paul brown stadiumcity manager harry black says the crane was picking up a bundle of steel bars when it toppled expensive one 09the crane was rented by max